Grow a little gratitude this November. Hang the tree on a wall, and every day each person adds a leaf with one thing they are thankful for. By Thanksgiving the tree is full, and it is lovely to read all the leaves together.
What’s inside
- Page 1, how it works: five easy steps for families or a classroom
- Page 2, the tree template: a big bare tree to color and hang up
- Page 3, thankful leaves: 9 leaves with “I am thankful for” and lines to write on
- Page 4, leaves to draw on: 9 leaves with a box, for kids who are not writing yet
Tips
- Print the leaves on orange, red and yellow paper for an instant fall look.
- Young kids can draw, and a grown-up writes the word underneath.
- Keep the leaves in an envelope after Thanksgiving: they make a sweet keepsake.
Who it is for
Made for kids about 4 to 10 and the whole family. Black line art that prints well on any printer. Print at 100% on US Letter paper (A4 works with “Fit to page”).
More for the season: Thanksgiving activities for kids and the “I Am Thankful For” printable.
